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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Holiday Fun.

The St. Johns Herald says: During a holiday jolificatiOn in springervIlle on ChIistm day, the ordinary amuse- ment of pistol shooting was iudiscrimi- nstely indulged in. and the town ven tillted with bullets. NIT. Hale, a Mor- mon. who IS said to have been among the celebrsteTs, wCs shot through the body, from which death ensued. |, is not known who fired the fatal shot, and the entire mater seems involved in un- certainty. At hll events. Mr. Hale is but another victim of the deplorsble practics of reckless pistol shooting in towns sni villages. 1T Is impossible to learn at present whether the killing VI, s accidental or not, and from the number engaged in shooting. i' Is said there will be difficulty ID identifying tbe man a whose hanis Mir. Hale met his death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
WARMERS SAFE CURE"

The Florence Enterprise says: Mir. J. F. Sanders left for Riverside Thurs. dry to start up the Gils River Mining Company's gold washer. NIT. Jack Me- Coy hauled the machine up Co the mine. It will take several days to put toe pumps and pipes in place, and the ma chine will probably not be started be- fore the middle of next week. Tbe re- suit vi De awaited with interest, as it will demonstrate the value ot the gravel beds along the GIla. IL free gold exists ID these gravel beds even to the extent of g. to each ton of gravel the machine will pay handsomely. IL will not cost more than 50 cents per ton Co mine and wash the gravel, thus le ving a profit of sl 90 per ton iu free gold besides the coated gold snd black sand. all of which is saved by the machine in the form of concentrations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Installed.

Postmaster If. BuehmsD, acting for the Grand Master Workman, assisted by Postmaster M. Lamont as P. G. NJ. W. and Past Grand Master Geo. W. Brown. as Grand Guide, installed the tolloving 2 officers of Apache Lodge No. 8, 40. U. w., last night:
 A Grossetta. P. M.W.
 Abel 5. DungaD, NJ. w.
 Gust A. Hof, Foreman.
 Thos. Hughes, Overseer.
 L. s. Williams, Guide.
 Alex Pam, Recorder.
 F. A. Hartwell, Financier.
 F. W Downs. l. ".
 Ssm Bard, O. W.
 Thos, Hughes. Trustee.
 Drs- H. N. Crepin and Fl. E. Crspin. Medical EIsminers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

Le Iaiehru's SoiI-a Is.-4Hu f--.s Cllrc-,s. nr7 Sc-,s td- Leg, alI 9 tf 8, N-e. ctc. toTi-.. NNrtt.i--c -- q. D. I.f.l-a.. prmasy !0ws e rha L--- Srp.---- Prize. -.u p-~ H. Le Richasi's C 'id % B i-r-i fH CIrrz-.trtl ~. N man ui4-.sm, I-u- in ,a- Iu.. Head, b1 k o' The E.es. Ihso.t, 7hite flsI. trl--,d Co. ~- H t-sdic-fu, a ! " whc-I,r C- ci N-.curg. : . healthy. P-ir- ., ,.. per e.s.r. Lc ichRu's t.-l.lrn - z-i-' On dOte fcr t.e o--s .. Con Irritation Cr-t ari q t.l d --r-.sl-,ssl-u-s- Vr-,v g Bottle. Le I;iehau's Cos--- S-t-l-l Joe Jrcti 70. s.r.re ..-... SI % per BattI-. Ls sicn-u-s CaifI-n t for tle CT .r.EU N.. rr.r .ul crIr-.r -.rrs. prir-.f ip Le ichau'- Goid- i-. and Brl 'I..--.a. l-. ..-. CT. cLHf-l .r ...-.FrH
 Price s3 % rrr 81E- Tonic rI-i &C4v4-fs. Sent ever. ale-s. C. a. D.. @ pcrS
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

Cor. JOSEPH H THORNTON, of Cincin- natl. O.. sn honored war veteran. was Tor Is years victim of the old soldiers complaint, chronic diarrhaa. Two dog. bottles ot Warmers safe cure restored hls liver to health snd cured his silment. His daughter WAS very I'll of an ohstin- ate disorder, which the best physicians failed to relieve. She hsd also pslpitst- ion Of the heart, int nse pam in the head, nervous dyspepsia, and sll her vital or sans were involved. By three month faithful home treatment with Warmers safe cure, alone, she was fully restored to health. The cure wss permanent Col. Thornton will tell you it is true if you write him and eneless . stamped sr. vsleps
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
EMEH 1EH

Itkrarny -tssrt. >t- .aa....a. ,.- Nsryor- Dc uilI,y. Sem. D us-rI Vital ty. S s-r a-..-.. lHf Fr.- hood. f-p t-r-y, Pa l--. .ni ali the c. a-s tr...- \ e-s in .l..furv- yr4r-, --.a.- ory. i-as-IrGd-. NHc --- l- soc tty. D IIu~r-- tf s--..- II -at the vltal Q .l1 ..--.a- ur, nc, uEi mary u.l-r d.-aa-r- -... s.,uty and lea D.
 YoUNG uIN ~ufs-l1g from auF st --- a -' olit consult r- ar o-r- -tpp. ed. yIt4-l-F rr--..-s.i. r.- s-t-u a |. ."a-l f ffI-'c-l e- d. .I-.-..
 MIDDLE sGIB vTN who arc -rpg s..' S-r. rHn ..II ...- -r." -hs hl .i-r~. .f #. a.cl4. t Uar-I- E or .rrt-rs 70 -a -.s' ..H". .r. ID of % ---e ll s u4la.- eF rpTut for. EDpy ~-ii -- fa- 70 .uy ..le Uf th.. t-.t .ul 't l-- . N Icl s- fa. -, cu. Q -r.-.- .f --.. -ra. asls - tUaE- lTtE -IfEuI I~ .EL ta-E-- ssH>uifattan srrr- lIvE u-t -V.-. lH g afsl-r. lle.U....E cleri- -r-.. .ufcru-crlIc tXs u u r.,r of .ts H.-.. .cue~t tplnIoi. gwen 1n ~ rrf rr
 The fo.lo- inz Mel.sIrs si-a-. >IR ssTLEY rOoPEE NIT1ief-. .a-- TIVE. >3 a hu t--. ,r iu-r .i-.-
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 T-a D. .-ilsh D NDEIsoN. JtiE- .'a D sPEPSIA FtiL O. tir 'v. For sale by al druz-I- -. bottle.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

W. H. RHODES, HIS E. Gay St, Colun. bus, O.. in 1879. was taken Ill with pal. pitstion of the ht art, conseq lent on dis essed kidneys. Horrible Dyspepsis" also afflicted him. He spent hundreds of dollar for relief in vain. He tork 30 bottles of Warmers safe cure and vas fully restored to health, gaining 70 lb-. while using the great remedy. Write him and enclose stamp. He'll tell you the wslssns story.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
THE GIANT OF MEDICINES. The Most Effective and Popular
 Remedy Ever Discovered. WHY IS TT so EEFECTIYEIN IN so MANf
 DIFFERENT DISEASES?

WHY remedy affect this The diseases have com m w affect
  painful leads to Authorities  the entire system We do not We the hands nOtO condition then hIDNE1 DLSE1SE Any O TOiOiriHO Common aud IuSHSpecfed Back ache; trindfe itght WIT IUllO Tired Feelings Unusual dry Pickle Appetite;  Abundance ddrk-coored Heartburn sudden the Back; Pneumonia; DpsCal tube the uter:
  fections; Yelowish pale kn
 the chief disorders caused by diseased kidneys the kidneys the O Arrangements to health by SAFE the above ailments will UlSTERT 4BOTTIT HdOes
 
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 SAFE Cure,' THE EFFECTII lfEDICINEE ETER DISCO FIR ED human
  
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
SUMMONS.


 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COUN- | ty. Territory of Arizona,
 he San Pedro attlo Company, D airtif. ssaInst fh= MichIgal Gold Nh ling Company C. R. Fletchs ,6eOrgs N. F ett her, John ! O and RIchs q Roe. WhuSe real names are uL- >nOsn to D ufih. defendants.-SGIr mons. Act on brought m the County urt ID and Tor the COuLty Of Pima the sgTIr,r ry of Ari zona.
 The Terrircry of Arizona sends g-estirg Co Th1 Hichigan Gold Mil Company. C. R. Fletcher, ,reOrge N. Fletcher. John Doe szd Rchsrt Kos. vnOse real names ere unkEOWn tO plaintiff.
 You are h. reb- summoned and r1quirrd Co n e pc m An act on brought against you ty the above uHmed plaintiff n the County COu m and for the County Of Pima m the Territory Of Arizona. and anawer the eompla nt filed with the Clerk of tii- Court a. Tues |. ip saId Coau ty Is c"py of which con platnt a@cOmpanies this summou-l hlu twenty days t-xCiusive of the day of -er icel after the sersice UpOu you of this summOGS. if served in thIs Count {. but if ser ell out Of the County and Sithin 'his Dis trict, theu Sihln th Its days. In all other cases forty days.
 And yoI are hereby rotiGed thst If you ia to pear and ans CT the complaint a above n. adIred. the plairtih will take judgment aga n st . on and ea.h of you for th- sum Uf S}l0A co an |. costs and dI burseu euts iu this behalf, xpen ed Given rnder my hand and th s al of said Com " Con ., af Tucson, this l2r1 day of No Vember. A. D, 1885.
 sENl FRED G. HUGHES. Clerk. DflwfOt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
He is Now Learning How to Refine
 Sugar.

h pleasant chst with Mir. Adolph l.. Beltrsn, son of R B-ltrsn, Esq. com mission merchant on Decatur St. the fortunate holder of one-fif,h of TI-ket No. 94. .552, winning s75 0O0 in the Nov ember drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery, stated that he is a native of New Orleans, and is in the Laboratory of the Planters Sugar Refinery. Iearnin q the business, and that the sudden sc cuuulstion of wealth will in no way a. feet his resolution to master his adopted profession.--New Orlesns Ia.) Plea yune, Nov. 18th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
"A little fire ,qnieklr troddsa out

|" A little fire q1ickly troddea out
 Winch, b ing suffered. rivers can Ot guench.
 Pro-crastinstion may rob you of tune but by increased diligence you can make up the loss; put if 1t rob you Of
 life the loss IS Irremediable. IL your health is delicate, your appetite fcs le, your sleep broken, your mIud depressed, your whole being out of sorts. depend on IL you are seriously diseased. ID all such cases Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" will speedily,effect @ genuine, radical cure-make a new man of you and save you from the tortures of liu- gering disease.
 Throw Physic to the Dogs when it is the old-fashiOned blue mass. blue pill sort, and insist on usIbg Dr. PIerce's Pheasant PurRstive Pellets. 1" a modern medical luxury, being small, suRsr-coated grsnules, containing the active principles of certain roots and herbs. and which will be found to con tam ss much csthsrtic power as aDy of the old-fsshioned, larger pills, with out the l6tter's violent, drastic effects The pellets operate thoroughly but harmlessly, ests polishing 6 permanently healthly action of ihe stomach and bowels, 6nd as SD anti-bllliOus remedy are unequAled.
 Piles, fstule, rupture and structure radically cured. Book of par lculars 10 cents m stamps. Worlds Dlspensary Medical Association. Buf fslv. \. Y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Legal Blanks l! l!

II 1 For Sale at the CITIzEy Office DISTRICT COURT BI.ANKB: | Afoasit for Attachment, | Undertaking on Attachment, 5l srif's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate e, EKecation. PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given to creditor, | Notice oi time appointed for proving Will CsTtihcate oi Win and facts foHna. "'''' Order dlrscr ug posting Notices of Application ,. tos Letters of Administration. | Creditors Clam, | Order gppOir ting Administrator | BOnds of Administrator and Exacutor Order sPpoIn eng Agpraissrs | Oruer eppOiT tag ume for Probate of Win snf dlrectine arbitration of Notics of same. Bruer dppou tlrg tine and pIhca for Uasr,,. appilcat- on to sell Personal 'royerty and
 directing Notlce to be gIven Orusr 70 snow cause why order of sale of Ras'
 Estate should not be 10 ade Vr,isr ,ri sPpoIn ing sale of Personal Propa-ty. OrusF appo,I ing day for seft e-,. -ut of hc-oun A, and directins Notice to be given. ,9'ies ,I 9I tIme set for Settlement of Acourt oLAN Nhs USED IN OBIAfNINtr J b.I1T ENIs TO MINING CLAIMS: ArdRvit Of Citlzenshlp, AthsiaVit of vs hundred dollars Innpro-.ns,-.s Agreement with Publishers Notlce ot application iOr c. B. Patent Sltl IL PsOCEEDISG IG JUSTICE COUE7 Humn-Ona. Complaint ISi claim and dslivs-y of Per.onsi 5si Undssr,a1ins Ou elsiu. and delivery of Persona
 Property, Anidsyit on claim and delivery of PsnorSI
 Property, Aeidsvit for a .tachnent against Resideut lndertakiug on Attachment. Nrit of Attachnlent, Execution. Ncticso of Appeal
 MS, ELLANEOUs BLAaSs Location Notices, Mining Dee,i- Heal Esta;e peeis Teal Estate Nnrrgr.a4s Power oi Attorney. lsssa-s boSd for Deed to Mining P-orssts. Acknowledgement Acknovledgments for Man and Wife AndaTits of Publication, Notice Of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts e- All oi these blanks are printed h Con. fOrmity with he Statutes of Arizona and N. mining laws of the United States. Orders -ent ont of the city c. O. D.
 zSO Justice Blanks for 500. paeEase containing the fo',Owinf named oisn ks Tor Justices Courts. will to sent to AnJ addsss. postage paid. Tor ts.0o:
 OIfimlnAl Complaints
 D Warrants of Arrest
 AO SubpHuRs
 1 COmu4i. uents
 6l summons
 9 9 GToIOlaiPts on C. I DI. of Para frOp
 1 Undertakings
 AndAvits for Attachment
 nndsrtakinss on Attachment
 S Writs of Attachment
 O Executions.
 10 Acknowledgements Csi Ie).
 io n nskno.iedgnents tnAn and wifel.
 10 stipulAtions on Appeal,
 Mining Locations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

Attention is called to the advertise ment of Leonard Coates. nurssrymsn, Sapa City, California. Send to him for 8 free catalogue of fruit trees. grape vines, and general nursery stock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
ASafeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight Colds and Coughs frequently develop into the gravest maladies of the throat and mngs. is a consideration which should impel every prudent person to Keep as hand. as household remedy, bottie or AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
 Nothing else gives such immediate reiieI and works so sure a cure iH all affections of this class. That eminent phSsSian; Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine Meuleai School, Brunswick, Me, says
 "Medical science has produced no other ano- dyne expectorant good as ATER's Chhkki tlki PEcrOEGL. It Is invaluable for diseases oi the throat and lungs"
 The same opinion is expressed Dy the wel-LnOwn pr. L. J. Addison, of Chicago, H., who says
 ''I have never found. in thirty-fve years of continuous study and practice Of medicine, any preparation of 50 great value as ATKKs CHEkkf PECroRAL, for treatment Of diseases oi ihe throat and lungs. It not only breaks up colds and cures severe coughs. but Is more eneeuNe than anything else in relieving even tbe most serious bronchial and pulmonary AceStons-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

 dOrInz tAs z--ict-i .r 1.a- NESs
 The Doctor NiI sa-se -s r.-s ,f-. ssse uniertsker uut cl-.- snnot get curec ot s.-a>l-7- I'd. .1 x ses Is Owing O. ron ..1rs...- rATORRHFA sr rslr. Ehich 1squire= spec' ---a--s- OR. LIEuI9's lNyI I.-t..a N.... iaT spscls! tre-f -r ? slSrAIOkKuF Fs an tns naar -Hr- J, utE-
 IT pinples apr-sr a- -r- tiEtis1s and usruuUu--r ...- Q ,cArion with sI-sl H -a-..- tty EnOEn 60 Pru-tnt lave been lus- for 'te for fhis coug .ici-fs.u q -Gsl- ElOp-r-. a 5z-
 Price 0I sItEsF {a.i-ar...- a- ux b4ttiez. Sly. ---r s-fil ely from utsFrs-r
 Rr. iiebiE & C. s lsol sLty eye-- fy.. lf CH KONG DI- q lreuEs drUAe- ?. r 7Iiy numerous cis--a lazy medical treat. .te unna;ural i1s- Gel. ,.-. b-igkt's Dlses-e --. .7-eci. Disea-e- . .. ri mega. liv.r a -r-E- OF Es1aE
 Qualified azG Lr- Hr.r.-- y,. from ErEOPF r-- @. a tha CGl-f-fa-s lu-ei 5y rcs--iAr c,l..- u thcs- uI-tteeEf. ss-
 Nu-t gIvsrr.--4 r-,
 70 f.JvE sE- t.r ,i1ftICE a .srEus.atIIr f- e. - q. .... tsi. or gtl-r--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
Board of Supervisors.
TCcsoS. A. T., Jan. 8, 1887


 Board of Supervisors elect, convened for organization.
 Present, II. E Lacy, Frank l.. Proc tor and Jno. Anderson. supervisors elect. NJ, s. Snyder Clerk-elect and H, K. Jtff5Ids District Attorney elect. all duly qualified.
 The Board then proceeded to their organization by appointing Jno. Ander- son temporary chairman.
 The members of the Board and CJun- ty Clerk proceeded to the office of the County Recorder to ascertain the quail fications of each to office. ca advice Of District Attorney tbe Board proceeded to draw lots for long term member,
 Supervisor Proctor was declared mem Der for the long term.
 On advice of District Attorney Super visors Lacy Bnd Anderson drew lots for Chairman of Board which fell to lOt fl Supervisor Lacy who was decla.ed per marrnt Chairman.
 Ordered that District Attorney take charge of demands upon the county and report upon same.
 The demand of F.. O. Shaw for ser vices hss been referred to District At torney for hIs opinion to be reported upon Rt his earliest convenience.
 Ordered tha, each county official furn- ish @ statement to the Board of all the county property in thelr several offices pr under their charge in the County Court House or elsewhere.
 The Board audited the following &C., counts:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

ON GENERAL FUND.
 Wm. shaw. judge of election g 0O P J. G. Masch, clerk of election. 0O George Craig. clerk of election 00 James Burns. judge of election O. OO Bancroft * Co. bill. records. ..... 5S co D. Henderson, purchased accounts 29 co Geo. O. Hand lanitnr r.......... 90 OJ c. SchOfield, juror fees. s........... co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
CONTINGENT FUND.

The board met pursuant to sdi JuTn- ment, st 2 30 D. m-
 Present, II. F.. Lacy. Chairman; John 4 idsr rssn and F. l.. Proctor. Members: Clerk and District Attorney.
 On motion of MT. Anderson, the In ventory of County property of J. McC Elliott was ordered on file and tbe clerk directed to trahscrioe same on a book to be kept for that purpose.
 The board proceeded to audit the fol lowing accounts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
ROAD FUND,
J. Mo o. Elliott repairs on road. ssGl

J. Mo c. Elliott repairs on road. S36l 70
 merican Grocery House. pur-
 chased accounts s........... 27 jD Samuel Hughes s.................. jD OO J. McC. Elliott, money expended .37J iy J. McC. Elliott. salary as road master, Dec. ec................. 93 % J. McC. Elliott. salsry as road
 master, NOv,............. % % American Grocery House, pur-
 chased accounts s....... 93 % American Grocery House. pur-
 chased accounts. s 26 American Grocery House, pur-
 chased accounts ts.........6 .694 co J. McC. Elliott, rent of corral ... 3O co
 The chairman reported his approval of John O. DOugherty's bond as Notsry Pubhc, with John Gardiner and Andrew Cronly as sureties.
 On motion the County Recorder is authorized to have the books in ihe Re sorders oIiise re-eqyered a9d snee ss esssry repsirs made on furniture as msy be required ID his office.
 On motion the office of road overseer be abolished, and the road oversser be instructed to turn over the property be- longIng to the county in his possession, io the sheriff and for which be Is re sponsIb.e.
 The board proceeded to audit the fol- lowing accounts:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
SALARY ACCOUNT.

J. H. Martin, salary Dist. Court
 Clerk, Dec. 3l, 1886. ... $500 co B. II. Hereford. salary Dist. Attor-
 ney, Nov. and Dec. ............6 600 co D. Henderson, purchased Rc-
 counts. 500 co B, M. Jacobs, purchased Ec-
 counis.......................S75 .S75 col
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

SALARY ACCOUNTS. E. O. Shaw, salary SlS75 % +. w. Gregg, salary ry...........-. 15O UO
 CONTINGENT FUND. Geo. Pusch, SIC 6O. allowed S164 20 Geo. Pusch, 202 GO. allowed ....... l9l 20
 GENERAL FUND. L. M. Wakefield, bounty bears scalp. ........-... ...SlO JO Dr. Mates. purchased accounts, mountain lion 25 co
 GENERAL FUND. B. Barcelo, cleaning court and lhli... ................,SlO OO E. BarcelO, wood d..........15 OO Petition Oi R. Starr for office of road master. Petition of W. T. KIrby for oi- fee of gardener, read and ordered on file.
 On motion the Board adjourned until Tnesdsy, Jan. 4th, st 10 o'clock. q. n.
 II F.. LACY. Chairman.
 JSo. ANDERSON,
 Temp'y. Chairman. Attest:
 M. $. SNYDER,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY s. 1887
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge T. D Reymert, of the Reymert mines, Is n Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-14
roads VS.. Potato Bugs.

Correspondence Rural New Yorker.
I am not surprised that toads reported as
feeding upon the Colorado potato beetle. It has
long been known that insects form their princi-
pal food: The Canadian Entomologist for De-
cember. 1869. quotes good sized toads in good
condition one shilling (20 cents) apiece, or one
pound sterling per dozen. Toads were dealt in
quite extensively between France ana England.
and were kept in gardens, where they proved
very beneficial in keeping off injurious insects.
Toads always fix upon some spot as q home or
hiding place and will never wander far from it.
They may be located in any desired. shady place
by pennng them in for a few days; then they
may be left perfectly free and will always be
found in the accustomed spot when not in search
of food
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-14
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Midsummer Dizziness Characteristic Of the
Business Situation.

Midsummer Dizziness a Characteristic Of the
Business Situation.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IL.
AS might be expected with so lengthy heated
term business drags somewhat, yst in no do
partment are merchants complaining of the
volume of trade in progress. and they are very
cheerful over the outlook for business the re-
naming months Of the year. Grocers so far
seem to be exempt from a slow trade they re-
port business as exceedingly active with them.
For sugars there is big demand and prices are
well sustained. East both raw and refined su-
CARS decidedly frmer in tone. Coffees are
moving out more freely than ten DAYS ago.
Coffees are very firm well. The Boston Her
aid of the 18th says the features of the coffee
market are firmer than a few days ago while
there is slight increase of stocks at Rio The
total stock there being, according to the latest
cables, 215.000 bags same time last year, 49,.
600 bags. But still the real position is very
firm, this increase in stock being entirely due to
the lack of trade. In fact the receipts of coffee
at Rio since tho coffee year began, July 1. have
not been half what they were for the same time
last year. the total having been % 900 bags; same
time last year. $4,000 bags: came time in 1885,
$1,000 bags. The average daily receipts last
week were hardly more than 1000 bags. The
tea market thus far has been rather tame. The
teas, far offered. up to last
year in quality. and buyers take hold cautiously
The produce markets are fairly active. Pota-
toes plenty at So. 90 per barrel and other
vegetables proportionately low. Apples coming
in freely and better ia quality Some very fine
sweet stock sold to-day as high as S. 90 per bar
rel, but fair apples be bought all the way
from So so So 90 per barrel. and inferior stock
considerably less. Eggs are weak at quotations.
A large per cent. OF the arrivals poor, and
when subjected TO handling thrown into the
dumping cart Poultry firm; young chickens In
better demand. Choice butter meets with ready
SALE
GRAIN.
The local wheat market was weaker to-day.
Receipts continue heavy and grading we'll
There is considerable activity in futures Corn
was in better demand than Tuesday, largely
for home consumption; receipts light. Oats
higher and the market somewhat excited and a
brisk demand at quotations. Track bids to-day